• 41.302-95.8936671 Omaha Eppley Airfield (OMA  ^IATA) (5 mi (8.0 km) NE of downtown Omaha, less than five minutes from downtown by car; there is also a bus available (#16) during weekday rush hours.). A medium-sized airport served by all major airlines and some low-cost carriers, and has flights from most major cities in the US. The terminal has on-site rental car services at the baggage claims, and free high-speed wireless internet access. Commercial airlines serving Eppley include Alaska, Allegiant, American, Delta, Frontier, Southwest, and United. The airport is also served by two FBOs for General Aviation services, and at least two charter operations.  

Secondary airports serving the area are 41.1961-96.11222 Millard Airport (MIQ  ^IATA) in West Omaha, 40.95167-95.918343 Plattsmouth Municipal Airport (KPMV) in South Omaha, 41.3683-96.02254 North Omaha Airport (FAA LID: 3NO), 41.4492-96.52035 Fremont Municipal Airport (FET ^IATA) and 41.26-95.7586116 Council Bluffs Municipal Airport (CBF ^IATA) in Iowa, across the Missouri River east.

Amtrak serves Omaha with the California Zephyr, which runs daily between Emeryville (in the San Francisco Bay Area) and Chicago. It has several stops along the way, with connections throughout America. However, the trains arrive at inconvenient times in the middle of the night. Omaha once had a two historic grand stations, but one is now a television studio, and the other has been converted to a museum. The current 41.249749-95.9271857 Omaha Amtrak station is on 1003 South 9th Street.

The 41.25435-95.937628 Intercity/Interline Bus Station for Burlington Trailways and Jefferson Lines south of downtown at 1601 S Jackson St while Express Arrow serves the airport. Check schedules & websites. (Some of these companies also have (additional) stops in other parts of the city.) From here buses typically come from Denver to the west on I-80/76; and from Chicago to the east along I-80/88. There are other bus services going north & south between Sioux City, IA and Kansas City, MO as well:

• Burlington Trailways (Jackson & S 16th St), toll-free: +1-800-992-4680. Travels along I-76 and 80 between Denver and Omaha via Ogalalla, North Platte, Lexington, Kearney, Grand Island and Lincoln in Nebraska. Another route along I-80 from Chicago, across Iowa via Davanport, Iowa City and Des Moines; to Omaha. (updated Aug 2015)
• Express Arrow (Black Hills Stage Lines) (Jackson & S 16th St), ☏ +1 402 341-1906, toll-free: +1-877-779-2999. Travels along I-76 and 80 between Denver and Omaha via Ogalalla, North Platte, Lexington, Kearney, Grand Island and Lincoln in Nebraska on one route. There's another route along US-Hwy 81 & 30 from Norfolk via Madison, Humphrey, Columbus, North Bend & Fremont to Omaha. They have additional (local) stops at Omaha Eppley (Airport) and at Sappo Brothers at 4620 N Broad in Fremont for the route going out towards Norfolk. (updated Jul 2015)
• Greyhound Lines, ☏ +1 402-341-1906, toll-free: +1-800-231-2222. Greyhound no longer serve Omaha or anywhere in Nebraska but they do serve as a booking agent for Burlington Trailways, Express Arrow, and Jefferson Lines,. (updated Jul 2015)
• Jefferson Lines (Jackson & S 16th St), ☏ +1 402-341-1906, toll-free: +1-800-451-5333. Travels primarily on Interstate 29 between Kansas City, Omaha, Sioux City and Sioux Falls. A variation of the route detours from St Joseph, MO up to Maryvile, MO and Clarinda, IA along US Hwy 71 and over towarads I-29 via Shenandoah, IA along SR-2 (updated Jul 2015)

There are additional companies offering intrastate transportation out of the airport (see 'By shuttle' in below).

• Navigator Airport Express, ☏ +1 308-234-6066, navigatorexpress@navigatorbus.com. Formerly Eppley Express. Provides limited shuttle service between Omaha and several Nebraska cities including Kearney, Grand Island, Hastings, Lincoln and York. Two pick-up/drop-off locations are available in Omaha: Eppley Airfield and Holiday Inn at 72nd & Grover just north of I-80. Service is limited to specific days and times depending upon your destination. Reservations available on-line. 
• Omalink, ☏ +1 402-475-5465. Provides limited shuttle service between Omaha and Lincoln including their respective airports. 

Neighbourhoods of Omaha are generally ill-defined and rarely used. When describing a location, Omahans are more likely to give an intersection. For example "39th & Davenport" for Joslyn Castle or "156th & Center" for Zorinsky lake. Roughly speaking: Downtown is between I-480 and the Missouri River, Midtown is between I-480 and I-680, and West Omaha is west of I-680.

By far the easiest and most convenient way of getting around. The city is a grid and easily navigable, numbered streets run north-south and increase in number as you go west. Parking is plentiful and often free outside of downtown, and traffic jams are rare. All major rental car companies operate in Omaha.

The Omaha Metro has regular bus services serving around Omaha. Fares are $1.25-1.50 for adults, $1 for students, and $.60 for seniors.

Taxi service is available, but there is much less than in major cities. Taxis are always available at the airport and train and bus stations, but you won't be able to hail a cab downtown; you must call and arrange for a taxi to pick you up. Rates are fixed by city ordinance and do not vary among companies. Ride-sharing companies Uber and Lyft are also present.

• zTrip (Happy Cab), ☏ +1 402-292-2222. 

• 41.224703-95.9287011 Omaha's Henry Doorly Zoo & Aquarium, 3701 S 10th St (take Exit 454 on I-80, for 13th St South toward Stadium-Zoo), ☏ +1 402-733-8401. 9AM-5PM. This nationally renowned zoo is Nebraska's number one paid attraction. It features an expansive and aquarium, "Kingdoms of the Night" (world's largest nocturnal exhibit and indoor swamp), the Lied Jungle (world's largest indoor rainforest), and the "Desert Dome" (world's largest indoor desert). $29.95 adults, $22.95 children, $28.95 seniors and military. (updated Sep 2023)
• The Zoo also runs a drive-through 41.0097-96.302552 Wildlife Safari Park near the city of Ashland that has elk, wolves, eagles, buffalo, and other native animals.

Omaha has quite a few museums and art galleries:

• 41.260413-95.9460013 Joslyn Art Museum, 2200 Dodge St, ☏ +1 402-342-3300. Tu W F-Su 10AM-4PM; Th 10AM-8PM. Has works by El Greco, Degas, Monet and Renoir and an extensive ancient Greek pottery display. The Joslyn also has a glass sclupture by Dale Chihuly hanging in the atrium. Free.  
• 41.252619-95.9323034 Bemis Center for Contemporary Arts, 724 South 12th St, ☏ +1 402-341-7130, info@bemiscenter.org. Tu-Sa 11AM-5PM. A nationally recognized artist-in-residence program and art gallery that consists of three galleries in a warehouse-style studio. Tours are available by reservation and parking is free. Free.  
• Various other Old Market and Benson galleries. Omaha has a "First Friday" gallery crawl through both neighborhoods every first Friday of each month.
• 41.255121-95.9429115 Omaha Children's Museum, 500 S 20th St, ☏ +1 402-342-6164, info@ocm.org. Tu-F 10AM-4PM, Sa 9AM-5PM, Su 1-5PM, longer hours in summer. An art center, science center, and a mock grocery store. $9 adult, $8 senior.  
• 41.251462-95.9283796 Durham Western Heritage Museum, 801 S 10th St, ☏ +1 402-444-5071. Summer: Su 1-5PM; M W-Sa 10AM-5PM; Tu 10AM-8PM. A renovated art deco-style train station, it is believed to be the best example of art deco in the country with exhibits such as the Byron Reed Coin and Document Collection, the Trans-Mississippi Exposition Gallery, restored train cars, a teepee, an earth lodge, and more. Adults $9, seniors $7, children $6. 
• 41.211921-95.948157 El Museo Latino, 4701 S 25th St, ☏ +1 402-731-1137, info@elmuseolatino.org. M W F 10AM-5PM, Tu Th 1-5PM, Sa 10AM-2PM. A Latino art, history, and cultural museum. It is the first in the Midwest and one of 11 Latino museums in America. $5 adult, $4 student, $3.50 concession, military free.  
• 41.281944-95.9472228 Love's Jazz and Art Center (North Omaha Music And Arts), 2510 N 24th St, ☏ +1 531-867-4280. Tu-F 11AM-5PM, Sa 11AM-3PM. Dedicated to the history of jazz, North Omaha, and Preston Love. $10/adult, $7/concession, children free.  
• 41.264913-95.9241369 Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail Headquarters, 601 Riverfront Dr, ☏ +1 402-661-1804. Summer M-F 8AM-5PM, Sa Su 9AM-5PM; Winter M-F 8AM-4:30PM. The National Park Service regional headquarters contains a small free visitor center about Lewis & Clark on its first floor. free. 
• 41.258938-95.93129410 Museum of Shadows, 1110 Douglas St, ☏ +1 402-885-7557. W-Su 2-10PM. A place for those who are a fan of the spooky, paranormal, or just plain creepy. Contains a collection of haunted artifacts from around the world. As a result, the building itself is now considered haunted. While there is no age limit, the owners state their museum deals with dark and mature themes and is not recommended for young children. $15 per person. (updated Apr 2021)

Omaha has many unique landmarks.

• 41.290511-95.96358111 Malcolm X Birthsite, North Omaha. His home no longer exists, but a marker stands on his former address.  
• 41.261694-95.97180612 Joslyn Castle (George and Sarah Joslyn Home), 3902 Davenport St, ☏ +1 402-595-2199, info@joslyncastle.com. It is the Scottish-Baronial style home of two of Omaha's most respected citizens and boasts four stories and 35 rooms. Tours are available to the public. $6 adult, $5 concession.  
• 41.3355-95.964713 Mormon Trail Center, 3215 State St, ☏ +1 402-453-9372, HSWinter@ldschurch.org. Daily 9AM-9PM. It has various monuments, including part of the route the Mormons took. The site known as the Winter Quarters marks the pioneers' winter camp of 1846, and 359 Mormons are buried in a nearby cemetery. Free.  
• 41.245329-95.95995414 Gerald R. Ford Birthsite and Gardens, 3212 Woolworth Ave (near Hamscom Park and I-480), ☏ +1 402-444-5955. It pays homage to the late U.S. president. Twice destroyed by fire, the gardens stand where his house was.  
• 41.261389-96.13027815 Boys Town, Visitors centre 13628 Flanagan Blvd, ☏ +1 531-355-1126. Once well outside of the city, now in the middle of West Omaha. Has a visitors center, two museums, and several religious attractions. "Step-on Guide" tours, where a guide will join you and direct you on a driving tour through the town are $3/person, self-tours are available for free.  

Many parks and recreational areas are scattered throughout Omaha.

• 41.25816-95.93061 Gene Leahy Mall. Nestled in downtown Omaha, this park features large green spaces, slides, a state-of-the-art playground, and several water features. (updated Aug 2024)
• 41.2574-95.924052 Heartland of America Park. Runs along the riverfront and has two fountains. The Heartland of America fountain shoots water 300 ft (91 m) into the air and has a colorful nighttime show. There are also boat rides for a quarter per person. (updated Sep 2017)
• 41.26237-96.002113 Memorial Park (in the Dundee-Happy Hollow area). A playground, a baseball field, paths, trails, and plenty of open space. The park is unique because of its floral displays and historical monuments. (updated Sep 2017)
• 41.25451-96.005284 Elmwood Park. Adjacent to Memorial Park. Has an 18-hole golf course, two baseball fields, a swimming pool, and many other things. (updated Mar 2019)
• 41.2369-95.91625 Lauritzen Gardens, 100 Bancroft St (take exit 454 off I-80 and head north on S 13th St, turn right on Bancroft St), ☏ +1 402-346-4002. M-Tu 9AM-8PM, W-Su 9AM-5PM. This 100 acres (40 hectares) botanical garden and arboretum boasts plants from all over the world, situated in exhibits designed to represent their natural habitat. Water features and manicured plants are also on display. Gift shop and cafe are available on site. The garden also hosts the annual Omaha Antiques Show. $15 adults, $9 children. (updated Sep 2023)

• 41.26695-95.931366 NCAA Men's College World Series. Every June, the best college baseball teams from around the nation gather in Omaha for the Men's College World Series (MCWS, or just the CWS). The series is always a sellout event, so be sure to plan ahead. The MCWS is held at Charles Schwab Field Omaha in NoDo (North Downtown). (updated Jun 2022)
• If you can't make it to the MCWS but still want to see quality baseball, take a short drive to the southern suburb of Papillion to catch an Omaha Storm Chasers game at 41.15184-96.106237 Werner Park. The Storm Chasers are the Triple-A affiliate of the Kansas City Royals, one step down from Major League Baseball.
• Each September, the River City Roundup takes place. The event includes a festival of events, a professional rodeo, stage shows, expositions, parades, kiddie rides and more.
• During hockey season, the Omaha Lancers take the ice in the 41.20707-96.02688 Ralston Arena in the southern suburb of Ralston.
• The Omaha Beef is Omaha's indoor football team, which also plays at the Ralston Arena.
• Union Omaha is Omaha's professional men's soccer team, playing in the third-level USL League One and sharing Werner Park with the Storm Chasers.
• The Creighton Bluejays, the sports teams of Creighton University, are also a big part of Omaha life. Jays men's basketball especially, played at the CHI Health Center (formerly Qwest Center and CenturyLink Center), is a big draw for students and residents alike. Creighton also has a great soccer team that plays in one of the best soccer stadiums in the country, Morrison Stadium, located right on campus.
• The Omaha Mavericks, representing the University of Nebraska Omaha, have a Division I hockey team that is usually a top 20 team. The Mavericks hockey team plays in the on-campus Baxter Arena, also home to Mavericks men's and women's basketball.
• For a taste of subculture sports, check out the Omaha Roller Girls^{[dead link]}, Omaha's one-and-only flat track roller derby team.
• Omaha has been home to four editions (2008, 2012, 2016, 2021) of the U.S. Olympic Swim Trials at the venue now known as CHI Health Center, though the 2024 trials were in Indianapolis. When held in Omaha, heats and finals usually begin the last week of the Men's College World Series and tickets are open to the public.

Omaha hosts many festivals throughout the year.

• Every Thursday night throughout the summer, you can take part in Jazz on the Green where local and regional musicians present programs ranging from reggae to swing at this annual concert series sponsored by the Joslyn Art Museum. Bring a blanket, picnic dinner, beverages and your dancing shoes!
• Another summer event is Shakespeare on the Green is an offering of Shakespearean works, a drama and a comedy running in repertory and draws more than 35,000 playgoers during its annual three-week run.
• Every summer, the Omaha Farmers Market takes place in the downtown Old Market area and is open Saturday mornings.
• The Taste of Omaha festival is usually held between the Lewis & Clark Landing & Heartland of America Park downtown. Held in early June, this is a great way to sample food from various local vendors. There is also live music and other fun events.
• In the winter months, the Holiday Lights Festival takes place in Downtown Omaha. Lights are put up on many buildings and trees, and different activities take place throughout the festival, including ice skating, singing performances, and fireworks.
• The West-Omaha Neighbourhood of Millard hosts Millard Days, usually the last week in August. Great for families, events include a parade, carnival, and horseshoes tournament.
• Berkshire Hathaway Annual Meeting. The so-called "Woodstock for capitalists", annually on the first Saturday of May, where investors all over the world come to listen to Warren Buffett. It might hold little interest to non business minded travelers, but just as important is that if you are not interested, better stay clear off Omaha during this period as the business crowd drives transportation and accommodation prices through the roof. Free tickets for Berkshire Hathaway shareholders. (updated Mar 2024)

• 41.256317-95.9361949 Orpheum Theater, 409 S 16th St (follow Dodge St east onto Douglas St, turn south onto 16th St), ☏ +1 402-661-8501, info@O-pa.org. Built in 1927, this 2600-seat theater hosts Broadway plays, stand up comics, and musical performances. Parking is available to the south, across the road. See ticketomaha.com for pricing. (updated Jun 2021)
• Film Streams (2 locations), ☏ +1 402 933-0259. Two single-screen movie houses showcasing lesser known films and foreign titles. One location is in the Dundee neighborhood and the other is near the baseball stadium downtown. Adult $12, concession $9, child under 12 $5. (updated Apr 2022)
  • 41.25981-95.9896410 Dundee Theater, 4952 Dodge St. (updated Jan 2023)
  • 41.26601-95.9342711 Ruth Sokolof Theater, 1340 Mike Fahey St. (updated Jan 2023)
• 41.2639-96.020312 Omaha Community Playhouse. Has a long and storied history as the nation's largest community theater. Marlon Brando's mother gave Henry Fonda his stage debut in the 1925-26 season. Community members and local professionals perform regularly in plays and musicals.  
• 41.26469-95.9609913 Shelterbelt Theatre, boxoffice@shelterbelt.org. An organization that produces new works by local playwrights.  

• Omaha is home to the Saddle Creek record label, which carries bands such as Bright Eyes, The Faint, and Cursive. These bands are part of the "Omaha Sound" and frequently play in Omaha. Check out venues such as 41.23837-95.9335114 Sokol Auditorium , 41.26648-95.9341615 Slowdown, and the 41.28511-96.0085816 Waiting Room to see if they, or any other bands of your liking, are playing.
• You can also check out what bands are playing at the 41.26427-95.9280117 CHI Health Center which hosts national acts.
• 41.2361-96.012918 Baxter Arena, 2425 S 67th St, ☏ +1 402-554-6200, info@baxterarena.com. Opened on the UNO campus in October 2015 and replaced the Omaha Civic Auditorium (closed in 2014) as the city's main mid-sized indoor venue. (updated Aug 2020)
• 41.2592-95.932419 Holland Performing Arts Center, 1200 Douglas St (follow Dodge St east onto Douglas St, at the corner of 13th and Douglas), ☏ +1 402-345-0202, info@O-pa.org. A sleek, modern concert hall and home of the Omaha Symphony. Hosts events as well. Parking is available on the north side of Dodge St. See ticketomaha.com for pricing. (updated Jun 2021)

• A trip to Omaha is not complete without a trip to the Old Market. The area still retains its brick streets and covered sidewalks, and rides on horse-drawn carriages are available. It is a good area to take a stroll and do some window shopping at the eccentric shops and upscale boutiques found throughout the area. Common sights include street performers, musicians, artists, and other vendors. In the summer, it is home to the Omaha Farmers Market.
• 41.16989-96.0993620 Lucky Bucket Brewery, 11941 Centennial Road, Suite 1 (La Vista), ☏ +1 402-763-8868. Offers tours of the brewery and a tasting room. ,
• 41.2028-96.022421 Fun-Plex Waterpark & Rides, 7003 Q St, ☏ +1 402-331-8436. (updated Dec 2020)
• 41.218-96.120822 Sky Zone Omaha. 
• Craft Axe Throwing (Axe, Hatchet or Tomahawk Throwing), 2562 Leavenworth St #100, ☏ +1 402 313-8240, omaha@craftaxethrowing.com. A destination for axe-throwing, tomahawk, and hatchet enthusiasts. Craft beverages are available. Groups and parties welcome. Experts will guide you through axe-throwing, ensuring a safe and entertaining experience for all skill levels. (updated Oct 2023)

Supermarkets are ubiquitous and multiple brands are available. Big-box stores Walmart and Target are also present.

• Hy-Vee. Ubiquitous and good value, loved by Omahans. Most locations also offer postal services, a pharmacy, dry cleaning, and an ATM. Some also have an attached bank and gas station. (updated May 2020)

• Baker's. Local brand of Kroger. Sign up for a free Baker's plus card to get sale prices. (updated May 2020)

• 41.264786-95.9614491 California Tacos and More, 3235 California St (from US-6/Dodge St, head north on 33rd St), ☏ +1 402-342-0212. M-Sa 11AM-9PM, closed Su. Specializing in fried "puffy-shell" tacos, this small taco place offers filling Mexican food, quick and cheap. Tables get scarce in the afternoon. Happy hour is 4PM-5PM. (updated Apr 2021)
• 41.308625-96.0754572 Chopsticks House, 5522 N 103rd Street, ☏ +1 402-965-3333. 11AM-9PM. A small, family-run Chinese restaurant. Serves some more exotic dishes alongside the usual fare of Chinese food. Very friendly staff. (updated Apr 2021)
• 41.257629-95.9729313 Coneflower, 3921 Farnam Street (from US-6/Dodge St, turn south onto 42nd St, then left onto Farnam), ☏ +1 402-913-2399. Tu-Sa noon-10PM, Su 11AM-8PM. Local artisanal ice cream. Offers both traditional and experimental flavors. (updated Jun 2021)
• 41.236726-95.9546124 Dinker's Bar, 2368 S 29th St, ☏ +1 402-342-9742. M-Sa 11AM-1AM. Since 1965, this bar and grill has been serving up high class burgers and beer. A great place to relax after a long day. (updated Apr 2021)
• Feta's Greek Restaurant (2 locations). M-Th 11AM-8PM, F 11AM-8:30PM. Serving homestyle Greek food. Gyros, kebobs, and baklava are all made in house. They also sell their in-house dressing at local grocery stores. (updated Apr 2021)
  • 41.26593-96.089755 Miracle Hills Square, 743 N 114 St, ☏ +1 402-504-4976. (updated Jan 2023)
  • 41.2591-95.9736 Midtown, 119 S 40th St, ☏ +1 402-558-5623. (updated Jan 2023)
• 41.278623-96.099277 Jade Garden, 2068 N 117th Ave, ☏ +1 402-498-8833. M-Th 11AM-9:30PM, F Sa 11AM-10:30PM, Su noon-9:30PM. Chinese restaurant serving up a variety of traditional dishes. As of Apr 2021, take-out only. (updated Apr 2021)
• King Kong (Multiple locations). Serves Greek food and is the home of the Triple-Kong burger. Free drinks with a student ID. 
• 41.227001-95.9917838 El Pollo Tote, 5007 Grover St (take exit 451 off I-80 and head north on 42nd St, turn west on Grover St), ☏ +1 402-913-8146. M-W 8AM-9PM, Th 8AM-10PM, F Sa 8AM-11PM, Su 8AM-8PM. Offering breakfast and specializing in roasted chicken. An authentic Mexican experience. (updated Jun 2021)
• 41.234326-95.9338879 Los Portales, 2614 S 13th St, ☏ +1 402-991-1190. M-Th 8:30AM-11PM, F 8:30AM-2:30AM, Sa 7:30AM-2:30PM, Su 9:30AM-11PM. Authentic Mexican that caters to the more adventurous diners. Examples include steak served with cactus, quail, and tongue burritos. (updated Apr 2021)
• Runza (Multiple locations). 10AM-10PM. Home of the famous Runza sandwich, a Nebraskan staple. (updated Apr 2021)
• Spaghetti Works (Two locations). All-you-can-eat spaghetti dinners, including garlic bread and salad bar, for under $10. Many choices of sauces and pastas. Full bar. 
  • 41.25531-95.930910 502 S 11th St, ☏ +1 402 422-0770. Su-Th 11AM-9PM, F-Sa 11AM-10PM. (updated Jan 2023)
  • 41.20298-96.043811 8416 Park Dr (Ralston), ☏ +1 402 592-1444. Su-Th 11AM-9PM, F-Sa 11AM-10PM. (updated Jan 2023)
• Ted & Wally's. Su-Th 11AM-10PM, F Sa 11AM-11PM. Homemade old-fashioned ice cream with several flavors and a menu that's constantly changing. Voted best ice cream in Omaha. Vegan options available. (updated Apr 2021)
  • 41.25468-95.9316112 1120 Jackson St, ☏ +1 402-341-5827. (updated Jan 2023)
  • 41.28475-96.0056713 6023 Maple St, ☏ +1 402-551-4420. (updated Jan 2023)
• Valentino's (Multiple locations). Great pizza and pasta for take-out or delivery. Many locations also have great buffets! 
• Zio's Pizza (Multiple locations). Uses natural ingredients and has huge calzones and great pizza. 

• 41.26465-95.9910814 Avoli Osteria, 5013 Underwood Ave. A Northern Italian restaurant, located in the historic Omaha neighborhood of Dundee. 
• 41.25993-95.9847715 Ahmad's Persian Cuisine, 4646 Dodge St, ☏ +1 402-341-9616. Great, authentic Persian food. All meals are prepared by the restaurant's owner, Ahmad, an Iranian immigrant. Located in the Old Market. 
• 41.21837-96.139516 Charlie's on the Lake, 4150 S 144th St. A lively atmosphere with some of Omaha's finest martinis, including the Pelini Martini named after Huskers coaching legend, Bo Pelini. Lush patio environment features breathtaking lakeside view and easy access to live duck sanctuary where restaurant owner Yves Menard gavages the stock. During summer months, patrons can select a duck and enjoy some of the finest foie gras and wine pairings in the Midwest. 
• 41.29089-96.1149417 Hiro 88, 3655 N 129th St, ☏ +1 402-933-0091. Great Japanese restaurant that serves some of Omaha's freshest sushi and sashimi. 
• 41.23286-96.0838918 The Jaipur, 10922 Elm St (take Exit 1 off I-680 and head east of W Center Rd), ☏ +1 402-392-7331. Sa-W 4-9PM; Th F 11AM-2PM, 4PM-9PM. One of the few East Indian restaurants in the city. A modern take on Indian classics. (updated Jul 2021)
• 41.28818-96.1394419 Blue Sushi Sake Grill, 14450 Eagle Run Dr., Ste. 210 (flagship of multiple locations in Omaha), ☏ +1 402-445 2583. Modern sushi with an energetic vibe, offers an extensive menu of raw, non raw, and vegan sushi, all paired with a collection of premium sake. (updated Nov 2017)
• 41.257449-95.9378820 Block 16, 1611 Farnam Street, ☏ +1 402-342-1220, block16info@gmail.com. M-Sa 11AM-3PM, Th-Sa 5-9PM. Nationally recognized street food. A large menus featuring juicy burgers, fried chicken, and poutine. Alcoholic drinks available as well. (updated Apr 2021)

• 41.25351-95.9310221 The Boiler Room, 1110 Jones St, ☏ +1 402-916-9274. The Boiler Room is a hidden gem in the south side of the Old Market tucked in the gutted boiler room of an old warehouse. The food is usually sourced locally and has a heavy emphasis on gourmet French-style cooking, especially meat. Try the boar's head or scorpionfish. The menu changes daily. 
• 41.2413-95.988622 Gorat's Steak House, 4917 Center St, ☏ +1 402-551-3733. Favored by Warren Buffett, a dear friend of the family and a valued customer. (updated Dec 2020)
• 41.265403-96.1290823 Mahogany Prime Steakhouse, 13665 California St, ☏ +1 402-445-4380. M-Th 5-9PM, F Sa 5-10PM, closed Su. A great restaurant where you can get your fill on prime-grade steaks, Australian lobster, and Alaskan king crab legs. The food is amazing and they have a great wine list to complement whatever you order. Chain Restaurant. (updated Apr 2021)
• 41.255567-95.93012624 V. Mertz, 1022 Howard St, ☏ +1 402-345-8980, mail@vmertz.com. Tu-Su 5:30-9PM, M closed. An intimate and romantic ambiance residing in the Old Market. The menu, which changes weekly, is continental but also offers some innovative culinary creations from a range of cuisine types. Great for special dinners. Famous clientele have included Bono of U2, Warren Buffet, and Bruce Springsteen. Reservations only. (updated Apr 2021)
• 41.259417-95.92974525 Spencer's for Steaks and Chops, 102 S 10th St (inside the Hilton Garden Inn, on the corner of 10th and Dodge St.), ☏ +1 402-280-8888, heather@spencersomaha.com. Su-Th 5-9PM, F Sa 5-10PM, bar opens at 4PM. Aged, hand cut and seared meats. Featuring USDA prime beef from Stockyards Beef of Chicago, Spencer’s restaurant offers sizzling hot porterhouses, juicy filet mignon and the bone-in ribeye for which Spencer’s is named. Validated parking in the Hilton Garden Inn Garage. Reservations preferred. (updated Apr 2021)
• 41.257155-95.93689726 801 Chophouse, 1403 Farnam Street (on the south side of the Paxton building), ☏ +1 402-341-1222, 801chophouseOMA@801restaurants.com. M-Sa 4PM-10PM, Su 4-9PM. A white cloth dining establishment in downtown Omaha. Offers lobster, American Waygu, and single malt scotch. Reservations only. Chain Restaurant. (updated Jun 2021)
• 41.25465-95.933827 Hiro 88, 1308 Jackson Street (multiple locations, including two uptown and one in Lincoln), ☏ +1 402-933 5168. Hiro 88 is an upscale Pan-Asian restaurant group. With the help of renowned architects like Japan’s Nakamura-san, restaurateur Milton Yin has created distinct atmospheres at each location, each inspired by its surrounding neighborhood. Serving Chinese cuisine and some of Omaha’s best sushi. (updated Nov 2017)

• 41.257961-95.9663891 The Crescent Moon, 3578 Farnam St, ☏ +1 402-345-1708. Tu-Th 11AM-1AM, F Sa 11AM-2AM, Su M 11AM-11PM. A large pub with a German Bier Hall down below. Checkout Max and Joe's tasting room next door. If you find a drink you like, stop in Beertopia to grab a six-pack of it, or any other craft beer you'd like, both owned by the same people. A must visit for all lovers of beer. (updated Apr 2021)
• 41.273604-95.9886942 The Homy Inn, 1510 N Saddle Creek Rd, ☏ +1 402-554-5815. 1PM-2AM. Champagne on tap. This cozy bar is decorated with collectibles and memorabilia from yesteryear. Friendly atmosphere and a relaxed place to kick back. (updated Apr 2021)
• 41.25417-95.935493 The Max, 1417 Jackson St, ☏ +1 402-346-4110. Daily 4PM-2AM. Ostensibly the region's largest dance club and gay bar. Two dance floors (electronica on one, hip-hop on the other), three bars, and a huge courtyard. On the weekends it's mostly straight people and expect a $5 cover. 
• 41.25251-95.964784 The Down Under Lounge, 3530 Leavenworth St. Eclectic bar with unique, quality cocktails. Be prepared to wait a few minutes while the bartenders mix them. Free live music W-Sa. Diverse and agreeable crowd. Before 9PM, order take-out from Mother India just a block west. 
• 41.25474-95.930765 Upstream Brewery, 514 S 11th St, ☏ +1 402-344-0200, fax: +1 402-344-0451. In the Old Market. Has pool tables and on Wednesday nights $7 pizzas and $2 microbrews are served. Also has a full menu and great food at a reasonable price. Try the sample platter of microbrews and get your favorite in a growler to go. 

Other fun bars include the 41.2547-95.929466 Old Market Tavern, the 41.25627-95.932267 Dubliner, 41.25564-95.931468 Billy Frogs, and 41.25562-95.929469 Barry O's, all within a few blocks of each other in the Old Market District.

• 41.26531-95.9897210 Blue Line Coffee, 4924 Underwood Ave.. Resides in a walkable area of Omaha, the Dundee neighborhood. Stop in and get "Green Beret", then walk down the block to 'Great Harvest' for a free slice of bread of your choice. Alternatively, walk west to the Bread Oven, a French bakery featuring traditional French breads. 
• 41.2547-95.9330411 13th Street Coffee Company, 519 S 13th St. In Downtown, it serves a variety of coffee-based drinks. Desserts and sandwiches are also served. Occasionally there is live music on Fridays. Free wi-fi. 
• Scooters (Multiple locations). This fast-growing regional chain seems to have drive-up kiosks on every other corner, a testament to its popularity. Locations with seating offer free wi-fi. Original location is in Bellevue. 

• Mexico, 7444 Farnam St.